Jiang Wei's Nationality and the Evolution in Military policy of the Late Kingdom Shu Han
Liu Yue-hui
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Liu Yue-hui
Abstract
Jiang Wei was one of the most important military commanders of the Kingdom Shu Han(221AD-263AD).General Jiang was born in an aristocrat family in Xiliang and had a descendant of the Qiang bloodline.This paper argues that Jiang Wei's particular conception of national identity influenced his decision in relation to the Northern Expeditions,which in turn shaped military policies and strategies of the declining Kingdom Shu Han.This transformation in military policy functioned to stabilize the Kingdom.
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Jiang Wei was one of the most important military commanders of the Kingdom Shu Han(221AD-263AD).General Jiang was born in an aristocrat family in Xiliang and had a descendant of the Qiang bloodline.This paper argues that Jiang Wei's particular conception of national identity influenced his decision in relation to the Northern Expeditions,which in turn shaped military policies and strategies of the declining Kingdom Shu Han.This transformation in military policy functioned to stabilize the Kingdom.
Key concepts: Descendant, Kingdom, Nationality, Relation (database), Political science, Identity (music), Han nationality, History